No, I said it was a very crude and very quick estimation. The averages mean next to nothing. The size of the vote totals in the counties of the precincts left to be counted and the margins in those counties tell me all I need to know. They have the votes. I don’t need to crunch the numbers any more. It’s obvious.
I’m not trying to be a downer. I was holding out hope until I spent two minutes looking at the numbers. Prosser simply can’t win with what’s left on the table.
I’m hearing a couple of things that may keep some hope alive.
First, some (most?) of the outstanding precincts are “empty” precincts - no voters.
Second, that Milwaukee is actually 100% in.
Third, Eau Claire is 100% reported. Their results cut the Prosser lead to 585.
I guess we’ll see what happens.
Either way. We have our work cut out for us in 2012.
We don’t know for sure, because AP has been wrong about number of precincts before. We do know that we’re ahead. I have heard that all of Milwaukee is in, and that Madison is 100% in. If there is a Madison precinct that hasn’t reported, it had only 5 voters in February. The averages do work to the Democrats favor, so movement would likely go in that direction, but we don’t know what’s out there.
Don’t throw in the towel until after the recount. Unionistas cheat and sometimes they even get caught. :-}